This weekend is National day of unplugging. Honestly, I’m in desperate need of more unplugging time so I’m signing up and dedicating myself to be offline this unplugging day. My plan is to spend it spring cleaning, planning, creating and coloring to unplug.
How do you spend your time offline? Lately I’ve been creating in my planners. So much that I started a new YouTube channel just for planning, and creative stuff. My current set up is 3 planners, which seemed excessive initially but is working out really well.
Coloring to Unplug
There are many ways to get offline and take some R&R but one for me is coloring to unplug. For some reason, we tend to stop being creative for fun as we age. No reason, no purpose, just for fun. It’s a real shame because coloring to unplug purely for fun is something that is very enjoyable!
This unplugging coloring page printable is free for my email list subscribers. So if you’ve previously signed up the new coloring page should already be in your inbox (remember to check your spam folder!). Otherwise, sign up below and you’ll get added to the list and receive this printable, plus a new freebie every month.
I’ve created coloring pages with the black background before and I do love the look once it’s colored. One change I made this month is that I created the coloring to unplug page to fit my planner! So I can cut it, punch it and pop it in my planner. Honestly, I’ve discovered I love having coloring pages in my planners.
So much that it got the creative juices flowing. I’m considering doing a printable planner page each month and some other planner coloring printables. Creativity breeds creativity! So get your page printed and get some creative mojo flowing!
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If you like the coloring freebie and want more then check out my Etsy store! I have more coloring pages and printables. These are great projects for kids, or make fun additions to journals and planners. I also have more printable cards. My best seller is the geometric pattern book. For some reason I really like geometric designs, always have!
Questions
- Which do you prefer white or black backgrounds on your coloring pages?
- How much time do you spend online?
- Are you considering joining in unplugging this weekend?
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Hannah
I started drawing again last year in the middle of lockdown and it helps me so much mentally, so I can only imagine how helpful this is! x
Clarice
I am into coloring too and it is such a stress-reliever. Thank you for sharing this printable. Will find time to download and print this.
Melanie
These printables are extremely handy. A great way to chill out and destress…basically keeping your mind focused x
Becky, Cuddle Fairy
Aw you have such beautiful printables, they look so zen and relaxing to do!
Lyosha
I love your printables! In these uneasy and stressful times, I even double my gratitude to you. I colored so many of your worst lately, it does help me feel better! you have a great eye for making these
Alvern
Oh my I love that quote so much. Lol!! I’ve been doing some pictorial journaling every morning during my bible study time to really help me soak up what I’m reading.
Nisha
Love that quote and I do have a coloring book that I got as a gift and hope to use it soon. These printables are also great . Lovely share.
Viano
Nice one. I can’t remember when last I colored anything. But I do like to unplug as often as possible. That being said, your colouring page is really cool.
Maureen
What a great activity to unplug! Coloring is so therapeutic and I love these pages you created. I read to decompress and escape!
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Helen
I love these! I find inspiring quotes really help focus my mind arms pairing that with colouring is perfect for a self care activity 🙂
Kacie Morgan
I find colouring in can be so therapeutic, even for us adults. I have been meaning to treat myself to a new colouring book, so thank you for this reminder 🙂
Samantha Donnelly
Thank you so much for these printables. I used to love colouring in when I was a child and then when the kids were little